Sentence examples for same hospitality from inspiring English sources

Travellers can be less sure of receiving the same hospitality from the American people upon their return.

At first I thought this was beginner's luck, but as I made my way towards Les Sables d'Olonne on the Vendée coast, I found the same hospitality everywhere.

When the Yellow Dogs arrived in New York, the band had stayed with another Iranian band, Hypernova, which had left Iran before the Yellow Dogs, and the Yellow Dogs extended the same hospitality to members of the Free Keys.

"So we really do have a program to make sure you periodically pick up the phone and say hello or write a letter or make sure that when they're visiting, we can show the same hospitality that they've shown us".

Hospitably" (news article, Aug. 30), describing how Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is asking residents to show hospitality to tourists, I found myself pondering whether this same hospitality will be extended to city residents by the police and other city employees.

But, like any director, chairman or manager from any football club, when they make a request for tickets by email, they are shown the same hospitality by the club as any other representative.

There are lots of people who have been there multiple times and go back every year because they know the weather will be the same, the hospitality is the same and the food is the same".

Although Germany, the two-time defending champion, lost to Japan in the quarterfinals, the enthusiastic German fans showed the same high hospitality standards they had shown throughout the men's FIFA World Cup in 2006.

The same 7 hospitality venues were visited for an average of about 43 minutes (range, 21 to 71 min), after the smoking ban took effect, and it was judged that their compliance with the ban was satisfactory.

What type of training imbues a Montage employee with the same spirit of hospitality? A. Before they ever greet their first guests, each new staff member participates in "Mores," our two-day orientation program.

It is the same ethic of hospitality that prompts goodbye hugs from two taxi drivers during my time in Albania, and that has fellow passengers helping me to order espressos and deliciously spicy offal broth during breaks on bus journeys.